LST Bank Savings Books For Accounts Listed
Savings books of East Camb saving drafted under Chapter 171 of 1912 acts show payments dates from November 23 to December 14. Books identified as No. 52080 and No. 74148 list amounts and payment periods.
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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1940
Page
5
Savings books of East Camb saving drafted under Chapter 171 of 1912 acts show payments dates from November 23 to December 14. Books identified as No. 52080 and No. 74148 list amounts and payment periods.
The probate court invites all interested parties to object to the trust estate and the will of Ame Seemeds. A written appearance must be filed at Cambridge before ten o clock in the forenoon on December 11. Witness Judge John C. Legeot, November 16, 1840.
Public auction scheduled at two o clock PM on the day of December 4, 154 describes a parcel of land on Walden Street in orth Cambridge owned by Edmond B Stevens and others. The sale includes Lot A measuring 107.45 feet by 73 feet with a 351 plan. title subject to liens taxes and municipal charges. payment in cash at sale time. T O Connell as the mortgagee agent conducts the sale with notices dated November 20 and December 7 14.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court Cambridge estate of Edward K. Corewell of Cambridge presents twenty second account for allowance. Interested parties must file written opposition in Cambridge Court before 10:00 AM on December 16, 1940. Loring P. Jordan Register. Mov 22 90 Dec 7.
Notice to all interested parties of the estate of Homer Brigham Dewey late of Cam Sus gy County deceased. Cole Dewey is to be appointed administrator without surety. Objections must be filed in Cambridge Court by December 24 1340 at ten in the forenoon. Witness John Leggat Clerk First Judge of said county Dec 29 year one thousand nine hundred forty.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate in the matter of the estate of Meberee F late of Carabrites in said County deceased. The trustee presents accounts for allowance for the benefit of Heen & re. The court to hear on December 11 1040 at Cambridge before ton sok in the forenoon. Witness James A. Fires Judge. Loring P. Ligenan Register. November.
Notice to Metra legates and devisees in Middlesex to appear regarding a petition for probate of a will said to be of Paul Rafuse late of Cambridge deceased. Verna Rafose of Cambridge seeks to be executrix without bond. Objections must be filed in Cambridge Court before ten in the forenoon on December 10.
City of Cambridge announces under General Laws that Oxford Catering Co and Morris Greenspan seek renewal of a seven day restaurant license at 22 42 Church Street Cambridge with dining rooms and kitchen on two floors and cellar storage plus renewal of Stag Club Inc at 12 Boylston Street Cambridge to continue selling alcoholic beverages in two rooms on the second floor and two rooms on the third floor.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court Middlesex notices by mail or delivery to heirs. Janet E. Jefferson of Cambridge petitions for probate of a will for Ada Jeffergon. Return day is December 3, in Cambridge before 10 a m. Witness John C. Atwood, First Judge, Nov 8, 1910.
A Cambridge listing describes the second floor of 66 Broadway with seven rooms including a reading room and recreation room. Names H E Quinn Timothy F Leahy Heeman E Gutheim appear in the document as concerned parties or agents.
Notice under General Laws Chapter 18S states Beas Delicatersen Inc and manager Besele Breger apply to sell all alcoholic beverages at a restaurant located on 110 Mass Avenue with entrance at 112 Cambridge two dining rooms and kitchen on first floor and a cellar for storage. The date and final details appear in the filing.
Under General Laws Chapter 158 Julia Vincent doing business as Vincents Spa has applied for a license to sell all alcoholic beverages and for common victualler at 233 Portland Street Cambridge dining room and kitchen on one floor with storage cellar in the building. Dec. 4.
General Laws notice states Green Parrot Cafe Inc and manager Joseph Deluise apply for renewal of license to sell all alcoholic beverages at 178 MASS AVE Cambridge dining room and kitchen with cellar. Board names Joan Quinn Herman and Gouthem as license commissioners.
Benjamin F. Meshkonis operating as common victualer at 4 Portland Street Cambridge requests renewal of license to sell wines and malt beverages for seven day restaurant use with dining room kitchen and cellar storage on first floor building names John E. Quinn Heemans and E. Guthem in association with the filing of Laws Chapter 138 application.
Notice states under General Laws chapter 188 that Big Bear Cafe Teria Inc Athanasios Kerlakes manager seeks to sell malt beverages as a common victualler at 671 24 MT AuburN Street Cambridge dining room and kitchen concession on first floor easterly side in the building. Date appears as December 7.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate notice to Bridget A Hayes late of Cambridge. Petition filed to admit will and appoint Annie E Benoit as administratrix with will annexed without bond. Attorneys to file written answer in Cambridge Superior Court by December 26 1940. Judge John Legrant first judge witnessed. Dee 1 1940.
The Messiah will be performed Sunday night December 18 at Symphony Hall directed by Dr. Thompagn Stone. Soloists include Olive Appleton soprano Jean Watson contralto and Mark Love bass with tenor Donald Gage part of the annual Christmas concert and the 173rd Handel and Haydn Society performance. Gage trained at New England Conservatory University of Vermont Cleveland and Fontainebleau and has Harvard professor mentors from a summer colony in Lyndon Vermont.
Central Square Christmas displays on Fifth Avenue draw attention to the new John H. Corcoran department store. Illuminated tree and candles crown the ornate canopy as advertising, noted for its artistic quality and timely appeal.
The administrator of Emly H Thompean of Hancock NH has filed the first account for allowance. A written appearance is required in Cambridge Court at 10:00 AM on December 26, 1840, for the return day of the citation. Witness John C Leger Esq First Judge, November 27, 1940. LOERING PF JORDAN, Register. Der. 7-14-21
In Middlesex County a citation to all interested persons in the Leander Greeley will trust estate is issued. The trustee seeks allowance of the twelfth account for the benefit of Elizabeth Duke and others. Objections must be filed in Cambridge by December 23, 1940. Witness John C. Leggat, First Judge, December 3, 1940. Loring P. Jordan, Registrar.
Genial Exalted Ruler of Cambridge Lodge of Elks coordinates Christmas baskets while the Mayor urges public cooperation with the National Safety Council to cut December traffic toll. Alert walkers and drivers are urged to act prudently during the hazard month.
The Salvation Army reports progress in Cambridge with 4000 dollars raised toward a 12000 dollar goal for humanitarian work rescue relief and rehabilitation. Brigadier Frederick Osmond notes funds support domestic relief against hunger sickness poverty and despair while Harold A. Ryan urges gifts to Appeal Treasurer Willard Sprague at Harvard Trust Company. Arthur MacKenzie leads local industry’s share.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex County to all interested in the estate of Lambert H Gardner an insane person. The guardian has presented his first account for allowance. Your attorney should file a written appearance in Cambridge before ten o clock in the forenoon on the return day of December 1940. Witness Judge John C Leggat first judge.
Fire Chief Herman E. Gutheim assigns Captain Geo H. Friel, Drill Master, to organize and instruct a new civilian unit in basic fire-fighting skills.
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